Glenda Bailey, editor in chief of Harper’s Bazaar, has named another fashion fad for spring 2012: beige and gold. The appearance of these two colors pairs comfort with a glint of glam, and they work nicely with a variety of skin tones. Craving a hint of color in this neutral colour? If this is so, Bailey advises pink as the on-trend option.
Like many color trends seen on the runways, this appearance can readily be re-created in the house. Just check out the next inspirational photographs.
Castro Design Studio
We are going to start off by adding pink in the mixture. A dab of pale pink softens the overall appearance and gives it a sweet, feminine appeal. Painting the walls pink is an easy way to incorporate it into an area that already contains gold and beige.
Erika Bierman Photography
Another very simple approach to present pink into a room is through artwork. A gold frame enhances the potency of this trend.
For People design
A marginally stronger colour of pink brings a more modern sense into a room. Within this room, beige furnishings paired with gold frames and side tables texture immediately chic in the presence of the pink drapery.
Jessica Lagrange Interiors
Background with traces of both pink and beige adds an updated appearance. Complete the space with bits of gold via components, towel racks or a vanity.
Shirley Meisels
The best thing about this trend is its subtlety. Notice how this distance, with traces of crimson, gold and pink, manages to be on fad while still feeling classic.
Debbie R. Gualco
If you would like to keep it minimal, then don’t hesitate to nix the pink. Bear in mind, gold is a announcement manufacturer, and it’s not intended to steal the show in this fashion. Instead, mix it in as an accent. Look at creating a fairly neutral palette that pulls in many different beiges to help the space feel textured, then present the gold via accent pieces like artwork.
The Couture Rooms
Various colors of gold also help boost feel. Walls in a deep beige set the backdrop for a soothing space in this bedroom, while gold drapery, throw pillows and a headboard excite with a touch of elegance.
Linda Merrill
Subtle gold furnishings may also be a terrific way to match a neutral palette and complete the trend. This simple coffee table offsets the heavy couch and chairs, creating a decorative equilibrium.
Jerry Jacobs Design, Inc..
For extra variant within a neutral palette, make the walls pull on the beige in only through furnishings. Introduce the trend with glamourous dash by painting your architectural detailing gold.
Spinnaker Development
This appearance is readily workable in the restroom. Insert a fresh coat of beige on the walls and hang on some gold framed mirrors, and your toilet will feel immediately glam.
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